Weird but true animal facts: unusual pollinators
We always talk about our bees and butterflies, but did you know that geckos, lemurs, and even dogs can be pollinators?
Tell Amazon: Stop selling bee-killing neonic pesticides
Amazon can and should do its part to help save the bees. Add your name to our petition to Amazon's CEO.
Environment America has one mission: to protect the natural world.
The Latest
How do solar panels work?
Pheasants, deer and other wildlife need habitat; farms can help
Updates
New Jersey bill to streamline permitting for rooftop solar receives bipartisan support
Spring Whale Watch Week returns to the Oregon Coast
Florida manatees deserve strong protections
Does brewing tea remove lead from water?
Brewing tea can remove a small percentage of lead, but filters are still needed to ensure safe drinking water.
Just do it! Think globally, and act locally to do your part to protect our planet.Suzy Lawrence, Retired oncology nurse
Suzy is doing her part to protect the planet
People shouldn’t automatically assume that electric cars are more expensiveKeith Sabin, Psychotherapist from New Jersey
Keith adores his EV’s incredible performance
You just can’t believe how easy it is...It’s so, so, so fast. It’s so good.Lynda Daniels, Retired Social Worker and Sales Rep
Lynda ditched gas in her home and never looked back
You have to go into this work knowing that we are playing the long game, but it’s worth it. Because we are seeing real change happen right before our eyes.Celeste Meiffren-Swango, Beyond Plastic Campaign Director, Environment America
We’re seeing real change happen
We must speak for the trees—and the whole living tapestry woven around them.Ed Chadd, Olympic Climate Action
